Located just fifteen minutes south of downtown Columbus, this vibrant community of 28,000 residents has a comfortable small-town feel and a dynamic economic base, thanks to the dozens of companies that have relocated here in the past several years.

Residents and community leaders have worked together to create a city that provides a wide range of employment, cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities. Their hard work was rewarded when Grove City was named a Most Livable Community by an independent research firm that considered factors like low crime, overall taxes, housing availability, and access to lifestyle opportunities.

When its time to play, residents can visit one of the areas recreational hot spots like Discovery Frontier, a handicap-accessible, interactive play area where children can explore the planets or The Big Splash, a municipal water park featuring a large pool, kiddie pool and a fantastic water playground.

• Beulah Park Ohio's original home for thoroughbred racing. Founded in 1923, today it's the site of a number of exciting activities. In addition to its regularly scheduled races, it also hosts concerts and a number of community festivals.
• The Gardens at Gantz Farm This professionally landscaped herb garden offers programs, cooking classes, and an annual herb sale each spring.
• Little Theatre Off Broadway One of Ohio's oldest and most successful community theatre groups.

• Annual Balloon Festival Spectators can experience hot air balloons up close at this July festival held just outside the Town Center. With a chance to talk with balloon pilots, help fill the balloons with hot air, live music, and a special play area for children, it's a great event for the entire family.
• The Encampment This timeline event held each spring at Century Village Park features reenactments of battles and camps from both the American Revolution and The Civil War.